6,741
- Episode aired May 16, 2016
- TV-14
- 43m
IMDb RATING
9.3/10
5.6K
YOUR RATING
Shaw escapes her captors, but the team is unsure of her mental state when she begins to act paranoid and reckless.Shaw escapes her captors, but the team is unsure of her mental state when she begins to act paranoid and reckless.Shaw escapes her captors, but the team is unsure of her mental state when she begins to act paranoid and reckless.
Kevin Chapman
- Detective Lionel Fusco
- (credit only)
Roger Brenner
- FDNY
- (uncredited)
- …
Davy J. Marr
- Headphoned Hipster
- (uncredited)
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Loved this damn episode! Sarah Shahi put on a performance for the ages and truly took is into the inner struggle of trying not to break. This episode is the anti-If-Then-Else, a unique way of Samaritan showcasing its own unique abilities of predictability by use of subverting and not prevention.
This episode was a master class and possibly the best episode of the series. Anyone who doubts the magic and chemistry of Root and Shaw after they have been built perfectly the course of a 2 and a half seasons... watch this episode!
An amazing character study
This episode was a master class and possibly the best episode of the series. Anyone who doubts the magic and chemistry of Root and Shaw after they have been built perfectly the course of a 2 and a half seasons... watch this episode!
An amazing character study
Horror-style episode that will leave you speechless even if you guess the final twist. It has a heightened quality and a dark intensity unparalleled in this series. ***1/2 out of 4, but quite close to ****. Almost as good as LOST's "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
Pure stupidity, a filler episode, omg lesbians in love sweetie, never heard of that. The fact the whole relationship was shoehorned to appease the gobs and subsequently spoilt the texture of the show means nowt. 6741 should be the minus stars this episode deserved, lazy writing. Some people called this a masterpiece, you wonder what they would call Citizen Kane ... old, probably.
It was a very dark and twisted episode when compared to the previous episodes. You felt that darkness right from the beginning. The writers have shown that you can tell the intensity of the story (without me getting into spoilers) in a very unique way. Says a lot about the quality of Person Of Interest. I was wondering that this season was rushed because it was the last and got half the usual count from CBS, but the writing has been just the right speed and manages to tell a story at the same time develop more shades to its characters. Thank you Jonathan Nolan and J. J. Abrams, this work of fiction will be an inspiration for many story tellers!
10mmaryah
Sameen shaw acting in this episode was perfect
and the way the writer's get the story line to us with the simulation thing amazing
we all hope that garer die 😂
Did you know
- TriviaShaw accuses Greer of having her strapped to a table for nine months, a nod to the pregnancy Sarah Shahi took a break from the show for.
- GoofsLambert tells Shaw that the officer who pulled her from the car accident dies of multiple myeloma, a rare bone cancer. Multiple myeloma is in fact a blood cancer.
- Quotes
Sameen Shaw: Brain surgery, medieval-style. Awesome.
- Crazy creditsThe opening monologue is absent. The show opening title sequence has no music.
- ConnectionsReferences The Simpsons (1989)
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